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All Those Things We Never Said

From Wednesday 17 January 10:55 PM Double episodes

Days before her wedding, Julia receives a call to say her father cannot attend. For once, she has to admit he has a really good excuse - he just died.

The day after his funeral, a crate arrives containing a life-sized carbon copy android of her father. The android explains that he possesses the memory of her father with a battery life of seven days. After that, “Michel” will automatically shut down. He convincingly persuades Julia to embark on a road trip, as father and daughter. The journey becomes a quest to find Julia’s first love, Tomas, a journalist who she believes was killed on assignment - but was he?

Stars Jean Reno and Alexandra Maria Lara.

The Welsh Valley That Won The Lottery

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From Friday 19 January 7:30 PM

In 2022 more than 400 people in the south Wales valley of Rhymney shared a lottery win of 3.7 million pounds. At a time of dire economic crisis, the win was transformative.

From Betty who won £3,984 to retired steel-worker Ted, who won £370,000; the money has been a godsend, and the impact on this tight knit community is huge. For mother of seven Mary, who has taken to growing her own fruit and veg to feed her family, the win means the first family holiday in 14 years. In a place where people have always struggled to make ends meet, what happens when they share a prize a multi-million pound prize?

Beautiful Lakes Of Northern Italy

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From Saturday 20 January 8:40 PM

The journey begins at Lago Maggiore in the far west and then continues to Lake Como.

As early as the 1950s, Germans rediscovered the northern Italian lakes as a travel destination.

And yet, there are small paradises here, adventures, the unusual in the midst of a classic European cultural landscape.

Week commencing 14 January 2024


Sunday 14 January
07:30 pm Asia’s Ancient Civilisations S01 E03
08:25 pm Asia’s Ancient Civilisations S01 E04
09:35 pm Tutankhamun: Secrets Of The Toxic Tomb Rpt
10:15 pm Race For The Sky Rpt
11:15 pm Hemingway Rpt

Monday 15 January
07:30 pm Jonathan Ross’ Myths And Legends S01 E02
08:25 pm Isle Of Wight: Jewel of the South S01 E02
09:20 pm The Secret Life Of Lighthouses Rpt
10:15 pm SBS World News Late
10:45 pm Blanca S01 E03
11:50 pm Reyka x 4 Rpt

Tuesday 16 January
07:30 pm Who Do You Think You Are? Barry Humphries Rpt
08:35 pm Michael Palin In North Korea Rpt
09:25 pm Brian Cox: How The Other Half Live Rpt
10:20 pm SBS World News Late
10:50 pm Das Boot Rpt
11:50 pm Furia x 4 Rpt

Wednesday 17 January
07:30 pm Dinosaur With Stephen Fry Rpt
08:25 pm The Elon Musk Show Rpt
09:30 pm Fargo S05 E10
10:25 pm SBS World News Late
10:55 pm All Those Things We Never Said Series Premiere
11:30 pm All Those Things We Never Said S01 E02
12:10 am Vienna Blood x 4 Rpt

Thursday 18 January
07:30 pm Julia Bradbury’s Irish Journey S01 E03
08:30 pm The Real Crown: Inside House Of Windsor Rpt
09:20 pm Culprits S01 E02
10:25 pm SBS World News Late
10:55 pm A Class Apart S01 E04
11:45 pm Pandore x 5 Rpt

Friday 19 January
07:30 pm The Welsh Valley That Won The Lottery Premiere
08:35 pm The Mayfair Hotel Megabuild Rpt
09:35 pm Sex: A Bonkers History S01 E02
10:30 pm SBS World News Late
11:00 pm L’Opera Rpt
12:00 am La Fortuna x 3 Rpt

Saturday 20 January
07:30 pm Secrets Of Britain’s Historic Houses S01 E06
08:40 pm Beautiful Lakes Of Northern Italy Series Premiere
09:30 pm Worlds Most Scenic Railway Journeys Rpt
10:25 pm Secrets Of The Royal Palaces Rpt
11:15 pm In Therapy x 8 Rpt

Portugal’s Atlantic Train (shown tonight) and Spain’s Atlantic Train are part 1 and 2 respectively of documentary Tren Atlantico, from German distributor Autentic. Autentic also provides two-parter Beautiful Lakes of Northern Italy which premieres on January 20.

Both episodes of Tren Atlantico are available on YouTube, however the original dialogues are all dubbed in English. The SBS broadcast retains the Portuguese and Spanish dialogues with open subtitles.

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The Crusaders: Fortresses Of Faith

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Sunday 21 January 7:30 PM

At the end of the 11th century, the armies of the First Crusade descended on the Middle East. After the capture of Jerusalem in 1099, they controlled a Christian territory with shifting borders that they defended until 1291. There they built the largest and strongest fortresses ever constructed at the time. Each new weapon deployed in battle was systematically countered by an architectural innovation, considerably changing the form and structure of their castles.

Through the history of these five fortresses, and thanks to interviews with the greatest international experts and spectacular three-dimensional reconstructions, we will discover the secrets of these impregnable megastructures.

Her Name Is Nanny Nellie

Sunday 21 January 8:30 PM

In 1925 Australia’s Census declared Aboriginal people a ‘dying race’. The Australian Museum commissioned > three statues of ‘full blood’ Aboriginal people: a child, a man and a woman, exhibited as nameless objects to be studied. The woman was Nellie Walker, Irene Ridgeway’s great grandmother and director Daniel King’s great, great grandmother.

Now Irene is on a journey to retrace Nellie’s life and understand her times. But first she must find the other statue’s descendants and tell them of their ancestors’ statues. In this way Irene will honour these ancestors. This is a timely story by one of Australia’s most exciting directors; Daniel King, documenting his mother’s search. This is a profound personal window on a national story, with global consequences for colonial museum collections everywhere.

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Johnny Cash: Redemption Of An Idol

Tuesday 2 January 8:30pm

From his hardscrabble Arkansas upbringing to the heights of musical success, Johnny Cash was as unshakeable in his devotion as he was unsparing in his song writing.

This moving documentary, rooted in Cash’s faith, tells the story of a man who knew tragedy from the earliest age, stared down the demons of addiction, and never lost sight of the light.

Cotswolds And Beyond With Pam Ayres - Season 2

From Saturday 27 January 7:30 pm

As mid-summer approaches Pam’s heading to one of Britain’s most special places - Stonehenge.

With private access to this ancient stone circle, Pam chats with an expert to learn about this historic landmark.

From Salisbury Plain, Pam heads back to the Cotswolds and an amazing tree garden close to the town of Tetbury.

Week commencing 21 January 2024


Sunday 21 January
07:30 pm The Crusaders: Fortresses Of Faith Series Premiere
08:30 pm Her Name Is Nanny Nellie Premiere
10:00 pm Pompeii: Sin City Rpt
11:30 pm Hemingway Rpt

Monday 22 January
07:30 pm Jonathan Ross’ Myths And Legends S01 E03
08:25 pm Isle Of Wight: Jewel of the South S01 E03
09:20 pm The Secret Life Of Lighthouses Rpt
10:15 pm SBS World News Late
10:45 pm Blanca S01 E04
11:40 pm Reyka x 4 Rpt

Tuesday 23 January
07:30 pm Who Do You Think You Are? Jenny Brockie Rpt
08:30 pm Johnny Cash: Redemption Of An Idol Rpt
10:20 pm SBS World News Late
10:50 pm Das Boot Rpt
11:50 pm Cargo x 4 Rpt

Wednesday 24 January
07:30 pm Dinosaur With Stephen Fry Rpt
08:25 pm The Elon Musk Show Rpt
09:30 pm Zelenskyy: Citizens At War Rpt
10:25 pm SBS World News Late
10:55 pm All Those Things We Never Said S01 E03
11:30 pm All Those Things We Never Said S01 E04
12:05 am Vienna Blood x 4 Rpt

Thursday 25 January
07:30 pm Julia Bradbury’s Irish Journey S01 E04
08:30 pm The Real Crown: Inside House Of Windsor Rpt
09:20 pm Culprits S01 E03
10:25 pm SBS World News Late
10:55 pm A Class Apart S01 E05
11:45 pm My Brilliant Friend x 4 Rpt

Friday 26 January
07:30 pm Movie: Top End Wedding
09:25 pm Sex: A Bonkers History S01 E03
10:30 pm SBS World News Late
10:55 pm L’Opera Rpt
11:50 pm La Fortuna x 3 Rpt

Saturday 27 January
07:30 pm Cotswolds And Beyond With Pam Ayres Season 2 Premiere
08:25 pm Beautiful Lakes Of Northern Italy S01 E02
09:20 pm Worlds Most Scenic Railway Journeys Rpt
10:10 pm Secrets Of The Royal Palaces Rpt
11:00 pm Auschwitz: One Day Rpt
11:15 pm In Therapy x 5 Rpt

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Four people: Jet Li, Tae-ri Kim, Donnie Yen and Awkwafina.

Celebrate Lunar New Year with a feast of content on SBS and SBS On Demand

SBS is sharing the festivity and culture of Lunar New Year with movies, food programs, recipes, documentaries, and more to welcome the Year of the Dragon.

For four weeks starting Monday 29 January, SBS is celebrating Lunar New Year with a feast of multi-platform content for all Australians to enjoy, partnering with community groups to bring cultural events to every state and territory, and producing teaching resources through educational arm SBS Learn.

“Befitting the most auspicious year of the zodiac, SBS is launching its greatest celebration of Lunar New Year yet for the Year of the Dragon in 2024 for all Australians,” said SBS Managing Director, James Taylor.

“As the multilingual and multicultural national broadcaster, SBS is proud to be the home of cultural celebrations and sharing cross-cultural knowledge and understanding.

“This year, SBS will celebrate Lunar New Year with stories of traditions and culture in more than six languages and in which many Australians will be able to see themselves and their families reflected and embraced.”

New premieres on SBS to mark the Year of the Dragon include three-part documentary series The Silk Road From Above uncovering the first true path of globalisation, as well as Hollywood production The Farewell starring Awkwafina (Ocean’s Eight, Crazy Rich Asians) on SBS Viceland, unravelling the story of a young, Chinese-born, U.S.-raised woman and her dying grandmother.

SBS On Demand has curated a Lunar New Year hub of bingeable movies themed around power, success, honour, luck, family and feasts. Titles include Hong Kong action film The Heroic Trio starring Oscar-winning actor Michelle Yeoh; Chinese historical drama Brotherhood of Blades following the story of palace guards in the late Ming Dynasty; 2021 Korean film The Box starring K-pop singer and actor Chanyeol; and Lucky Grandma starring Chinese actor and singer Tsai Chin best known for her role in The Joy Luck Club.

SBS World Movies will be showing fan favourites and contemporary classics from Saturday 10 February to Wednesday 14 February, including The Handmaiden (Korean), Taste (Vietnamese), One Second (Chinese), and Kung Fu Yoga (Chinese). Fans of Donnie Yen, Jet Li and Maggie Cheung are in for a marathon of martial arts actions movies: Chasing the Dragon, Bodyguards and Assassins, The Lost Bladesman, The One, Unleashed, and Hero presented by Quentin Tarantino.

On SBS Food, five new food series will premiere over the Lunar New Year celebrations including Malaysia Gourmet with Justine Schofield (from Monday 29 January at 7.30pm), Seoul at Home (from Monday 5 February at 5pm), Taiwan Bites (from Wednesday 7 February at 5pm) Hidden Gems (from Monday 19 February at 5pm), and What Chefs Want (from Tuesday 27 February at 5pm). Foodies can also find more than 120 Lunar New Year celebration recipes to liven up their summertime meals.

Feature stories and explainers on culture, community and art, together with festival guides, competitions and more, will be published in more than six languages including Cantonese, English, Korean, Mandarin, Nepali, and Vietnamese.

SBS Mandarin is uncovering the impact of Processional Dragons for the Chinese community in Bendigo during the Gold Rush. SBS Vietnamese will produce a My Lunar New Year series capturing the celebrations of Vietnamese-Australians including former refugees, second-generation immigrants, international students and others. SBS Korean will share stories on traditional clothing, food and music, and the benefits of bilingual education by highlighting 68 schools across Australia teaching the Korean language. SBS Cantonese will produce a four-part podcast series on feng shui for the Year of the Dragon, interactive online trivia questions, and a story on dragon and lion dancing.

SBS’s educational arm SBS Learn has developed a range of creative and engaging primary and secondary school resources for teachers to kick off the year. Offering introductory activities to Lunar New Year as well as more focused activities around the Year of the Dragon, learners will discover how Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese communities mark this significant cultural event in Australia and elsewhere across the world.

SBS PopAsia – Australia’s #1 destination for Asian pop music streaming 24/7 – will curate a special Lunar New Year soundtrack featuring Cantonese, Korean, Mandarin and Vietnamese hits on Saturday 10February from 12pm to 6pm.

As Australia’s most diverse broadcaster, SBS is proudly sponsoring more than 23 community events across the country – including in key regional areas – in partnership with Multicultural NSW, Chinatown Adelaide, BrisAsia, Chung Wah Society in Darwin, Chung Wah Association Inc. in Perth, ACT City Renewal Authority, Chinese Community Association of Tasmania, National Chinese Museum of Australia in Bendigo, and more.

A full guide to Lunar New Year festivals and events can be found on the SBS website. The SBS On Demand 2024 Lunar New Year collection will be available from Monday 22 January at sbs.com.au/ondemand/collection/lunar-new-year.

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Pharaohs Of The Two Lands

Sunday 28 January 7:30 PM

About 4000 years ago, in the land of Kush – now northern Sudan and southern Egypt, strong kings ruled for over 1500 years, conquered Egypt and became pharaohs reigning over the lands of Egypt and Kush. Who were these African kings? Why did they adopt their neighbour’s religion and culture? What happened to them? All these answers will be given during the preparation of the first and biggest exhibition about the Kush, to be made at the Louvre.

Dun Huang: Ancient Frontier Fortress

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Sunday 28 January 8:30 PM Double episode

The ancient Chinese desert oasis of Dun Huang is the edge of the world.

The Han Empire build a fortress to control access to the lucrative Silk Road.

Powerful nomadic Xiongnu tribes threaten this trade, and have even overrun the Great Wall of China.

The wily Han general Ban Chao must use all his wisdom and experience to secure Dun Huang.

Can he defeat both the Shanshan King and the mighty Kushan Empire, and wrestle back control of the Silk Road?

Ruby Wax: Castaway

Tuesday 30 January 8:30pm Double episode

Comedian and mental health campaigner, Ruby Wax, has tackled numerous daunting experiences during her career interrogating the Hollywood elite, but none more demanding than being cast away for ten days alone on a tropical island, 60 kilometres from mainland Madagascar.

Inspired by best-pal Joanna Lumley, who was herself marooned for television 30 years ago, Ruby seeks hilarious advice from her on how to escape intact.

Kin – Season 2

Wednesday 31 January 8:30pm

In the wake of Eamon Cunningham’s death, the Kinsella family is thriving. However, a new threat rears its head when members of a Turkish cartel inform the Kinsellas that Eamon owed them a sizeable debt – and since they killed him, the debt is now theirs.

Elsewhere, Viking is released from prison intent on making trouble, Amanda suffers a personal tragedy, and a looming presence from inside the family returns.

Starring Aiden Gillen, Charlie Cox and Clare Dunne.

Kin S2 will be available as a box set with S1 on SBS On Demand, and will air weekly from Wednesday the 31st of January at 9.30pm on SBS.

DNA Family Secrets - Season 3

Thursday 1 February 7:30 pm

Stacey meets ex Olympian Sarah, who’s searching for the father who returned to America before her birth.

After 91-year-old Jean was evacuated during the second world war, she was told her mother had died but now has doubts and is searching for the truth.

Sisters Tanya and Kim were internationally adopted as toddlers and are desperate to know about their origins, with their search more urgent than ever due to Tanya’s declining health.

The Good Ship Murder

Friday 2 February 7:30 pm

Cop turned cruise ship singer Jack Grayling and First Officer Kate Woods embark on a new journey, encountering murder in port.

Silk Road From Above

Friday 2 February 8:30 pm

On a journey from Xi’an, the birthplace of the Silk Road in China, to the bustling city of Lanzhou in the country’s northwest, discover the enduring legacy of iconic goods like silk and tea, witness the profound impact of imported ideas like Buddhism and experience cutting-edge innovations from electronic vehicles to heavy duty cargo trains that transport the trade route into the 21st century.

Scotland’s Scenic Railways

Saturday 3 February 8:25 pm

On the West Highland line, the Mallaig extension runs from Fort William to the coastal town of Mallaig.

On the way, it cuts and climbs through some of Scotland’s most awe-inspiring and diverse terrain.

When this 41-mile line was completed in 1901, it connected sleepy Mallaig with the rest of the country, transforming the town into a busy and bustling fishing port.

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Week commencing 28 January 2024


Sunday 28 January
07:30 pm Pharaohs Of The Two Lands Premiere
08:30 pm Dun Huang: Ancient Frontier Fortress Series Premiere
09:30 pm Dun Huang: Ancient Frontier Fortress S01 E02
10:35 pm Viking Empires Rpt
11:30 pm Hemingway Rpt

Monday 29 January
07:30 pm Jonathan Ross’ Myths And Legends S01 E04
08:25 pm Isle Of Wight: Jewel of the South S01 E04
09:20 pm Building The Snowy Rpt
10:20 pm SBS World News Late
10:50 pm Blanca S01 E05
11:50 pm Bloodlands x 4 Rpt

Tuesday 30 January
07:30 pm Who Do You Think You Are? Derryn Hinch Rpt
08:30 pm Ruby Wax: Castaway Series Premiere
09:30 pm Ruby Wax: Castaway S01 E02
10:20 pm SBS World News Late
10:50 pm Das Boot Rpt
11:45 pm Cargo x 4 Rpt

Wednesday 31 January
07:30 pm Dinosaur With Stephen Fry Rpt
08:25 pm The Deadly Bermuda Triangle
09:15 pm Kin Series Premiere
10:10 pm SBS World News Late
10:40 pm All Those Things We Never Said S01 E05
11:20 pm All Those Things We Never Said S01 E06
11:55 pm Vienna Blood x 2 Rpt

Thursday 1 February
07:30 pm DNA Family Secrets Season 3 Premiere
08:35 pm The Real Crown: Inside House Of Windsor Rpt
09:30 pm Culprits S01 E04
10:30 pm SBS World News Late
11:00 pm A Class Apart S01 E06
11:50 pm My Brilliant Friend x 3 Rpt

Friday 2 February
07:35 pm The Good Ship Murder Series Premiere
08:30 pm Silk Road From Above Premiere
09:30 pm Sex: A Bonkers History S01 E04
10:30 pm SBS World News Late
10:55 pm L’Opera Rpt
11:50 pm Departure x 3 Rpt

Saturday 3 February
07:30 pm Cotswolds And Beyond With Pam Ayres S02 E02
08:25 pm Scotland’s Scenic Railways Series Premiere
09:20 pm Queen Victoria Love, Lust And Leadership Rpt
10:15 pm Stolen: Catching The Art Thieves Rpt
11:25 pm In Therapy x 7 Rpt

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An new series premiere on six our of seven days for SBS.

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It is originally titled Dunhuang: Edge of the World, and shown as a 5x27 Min series on Tencent in China in 2021. It is directed by Ireland’s Ruan Magan who also narrates the English version.

The Giza Pyramid: Reaching For The Stars

Sunday 4 February 7:30 PM

The world is fascinated by the Pyramids of Giza.

Even today, Egyptologists are still working hard to reveal the mysteries behind these stone giants built over 4,500 years ago.

Were they inspired by the world around them, Nature, the sun, even the stars? This documentary explores various theories and recent global advances in Archaeology and Egyptology, Astronomy and Astrophysics, deciphering the clues left behind.

Secrets Of Modern Archaeology

Sunday 4 February 8:30 PM Double episode

With global warming, and conflicts, archaeological sites are increasingly in danger.

Fortunately, cutting-edge technology might help us try to save these sites which hold the archaeological memoirs of our civilization.

Earl, His Lover, The Escort, Her Brother

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Tuesday 5 February 8:30pm

Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 10th Earl of Shaftesbury, was one of Britain’s wealthiest men, the scion of an historic family whose assets included grand properties in the UK and France, a 9000-acre estate and works of art worth tens of millions of pounds. He split his time between the ancestral family home in Dorset and the French Riviera where he enjoyed a hedonistic lifestyle of drink, drugs and sex, all funded by his multi-million-pound inheritance.

In France the Earl met Jamila M’Barek. When she claimed to be pregnant by him in 2002, the Earl married her, making her the third Countess of Shaftesbury. Their relationship grew strained, and they separated. Shortly after, the Earl disappeared and the press began speculating that he’d been abducted by the Mafia to force him to hand over his wealth. From there the mystery unspooled, taking it to the darkest pits of love and passion.

Scottish Islands With Ben Fogle

Wednesday 7 February 7:30 pm

Travelling to Arran and Holy Isle, Ben Fogle learns how they’re a haven for diverse faiths and beliefs, making Jewish Challah bread and visiting a Buddhist Peace Centre.

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Week commencing 4 February 2024


Sunday 4 February
07:30 pm The Giza Pyramid: Reaching For The Stars Premiere
08:30 pm Secrets Of Modern Archaeology Series Premiere
09:30 pm Secrets Of Modern Archaeology S01 E02
10:35 pm Viking Empires Rpt
11:30 pm Muhammad Ali Rpt

Monday 5 February
07:30 pm Celebrity Letters And Numbers Season 4 Premiere


08:30 pm Isle Of Wight: Jewel of the South S01 E05
09:25 pm Building The Snowy Rpt
10:25 pm SBS World News Late
10:55 pm Blanca S01 E06
11:50 pm Bloodlands x 3 Rpt

Tuesday 6 February
07:30 pm Who Do You Think You Are? Rhonda Burchmore Rpt
08:30 pm Earl, His Lover, The Escort, Her Brother Premiere
09:50 pm Robson Green’s Icelandic Adventure Rpt
10:45 pm SBS World News Late
11:15 pm Das Boot Rpt
12:10 am Dark Woods x 3 Rpt

Wednesday 7 February
07:30 pm Scottish Islands With Ben Fogle Series Premiere
08:40 pm Shackleton’s Endurance The Lost Ice Ship Rpt
09:50 pm Kin S01 E02
10:50 pm SBS World News Late
11:20 pm All Those Things We Never Said S01 E07
11:55 pm All Those Things We Never Said S01 E08
12:30 am Holding x 2 Rpt

Thursday 8 February
07:30 pm DNA Family Secrets S03 E02
08:40 pm Australia Uncovered: Hitler’s Jewish Soldier? Premiere
09:45 pm Culprits S01 E05
10:45 pm SBS World News Late
11:15 pm A Class Apart S01 E07
12:05 am My Brilliant Friend x 4 Rpt

Friday 9 February
07:35 pm The Good Ship Murder S01 E02
08:30 pm Silk Road From Above S01 E02
09:30 pm Sex: A Bonkers History S01 E05
10:25 pm SBS World News Late
10:55 pm L’Opera Rpt
11:55 pm Departure x 3 Rpt

Saturday 10 February
07:30 pm Cotswolds And Beyond With Pam Ayres S02 E03
08:25 pm Scotland’s Scenic Railways S01 E02
09:20 pm Queen Victoria Love, Lust And Leadership Rpt
10:15 pm Stolen: Catching The Art Thieves Rpt
11:20 pm In Therapy x 7 Rpt

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Karnak: The Largest Temple In The World

Sunday 11 February 7:30 PM

Karnak is the most mysterious and the most important temple of all ancient Egypt.

Built, modified, reworked, enlarged over the ages, the complex became the most important religious centre of all ancient Egypt.

By participating in the excavations led by the best archaeologists, we will explore the evolution of the techniques that allowed the builders of ancient Egypt to construct this architectural masterpiece!

Genghis Khan’s Mongolia

Sunday 11 February 8:30 PM

Using the latest research, we explore the rise of Genghis Khan, from outcast to ruler of the Mongol empire which, under his sons and grandsons, was one of the largest in history.

We reveal they were more than bloodthirsty warlords, empowering women, embracing all faiths and connecting east to west and driving innovations from astronomy to the arts, leaving a lasting legacy.

Stephen Fry: Willem And Frieda

Tuesday 12 February 8:30pm

During the occupation of the Netherlands in WW2, Willem Arondeus, a painter and Frieda Belinfante, a cellist, used their artistic skills to forge identity cards that saved thousands of Jews from the death camps.

Queens That Changed The World

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Friday 16 February 9:25 pm

Elizabeth took the throne of a divided nation and it was her tolerance and wisdom that allowed peace, prosperity, and English culture to flourish.

Her response to numerous threats, such as the Spanish Armada, saw her become one of the most powerful leaders in history.

Departure - Season 3

Tuesday 12 February 10:50pm

The high-octane conspiracy drama returns for a third season, focusing on the mysterious sinking of a sea ferry bound for Newfoundland, Canada.

The investigation team, led by Kendra Malley (Emmy award-winner Archie Panjabi) and Dominic Hayes (Kris Holden-Ried) begin to unravel the many tangled threads of the investigation, all in search of one answer: why did the Queen of the Narrows suddenly sink to the bottom of the sea? The team must race to uncover the truth behind the disaster.

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Week commencing 11 February 2024


Sunday 11 February
07:30 pm Karnak: The Largest Temple In The World Premiere
08:30 pm Genghis Khan’s Mongolia Premiere
10:10 pm Rise Of The Nazis: Dictators At War Rpt
11:20 pm Muhammad Ali Rpt

Monday 12 February
07:30 pm Celebrity Letters And Numbers S04 E02
08:30 pm Isle Of Wight: Jewel of the South S01 E06
09:25 pm Building The Snowy Rpt
10:25 pm SBS World News Late
10:55 pm Blanca S01 E07
11:50 pm Bloodlands x 3 Rpt

Tuesday 13 February
07:30 pm Who Do You Think You Are? Stephen Page Rpt
08:30 pm Stephen Fry: Willem And Frieda Premiere
09:50 pm Robson Green’s Icelandic Adventure Rpt
10:45 pm SBS World News Late
11:15 pm Das Boot Rpt
12:10 am Dark Woods x 3 Rpt

Wednesday 14 February
07:30 pm Scottish Islands With Ben Fogle S01 E02
08:40 pm The Matchmakers Series Premiere


09:40 pm Kin S01 E03
10:35 pm SBS World News Late
11:10 pm All Those Things We Never Said S01 E09
11:50 pm Holding x 2 Rpt

Thursday 15 February
07:30 pm DNA Family Secrets S03 E02
08:40 pm Australia Uncovered: Last Chance To Save A Life Premiere
09:40 pm Culprits S01 E06
10:45 pm SBS World News Late
11:15 pm A Class Apart S01 E08
12:05 am My Brilliant Friend x 4 Rpt

Friday 16 February
07:30 pm The Good Ship Murder S01 E03
08:25 pm Silk Road From Above S01 E03
09:25 pm Queens That Changed The World Premiere
10:20 pm SBS World News Late
10:50 pm Departure Season 3 Premiere
11:40 pm Romulus x 3 Rpt

Saturday 17 February
07:30 pm Cotswolds And Beyond With Pam Ayres S02 E04
08:25 pm Scotland’s Scenic Railways S01 E03
09:20 pm Queen Victoria Love, Lust And Leadership Rpt
10:15 pm Stolen: Catching The Art Thieves Rpt
11:20 pm In Therapy x 7 Rpt

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Mystery of Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure

Sunday 18 February 7:30 PM

One of history’s most notorious pirates, Blackbeard, is said to have had a treasure worth millions of dollars.

After centuries of searching, the legendary hoard remains missing.

As new evidence is unearthed, the mystery endures: what became of Blackbeard’s lost treasure?

Putin’s Stolen Children

Sunday 18 February 8:20 PM

The emotional story of the thousands of Ukrainian children kidnapped by the Russian state and the desperate attempts by their families to get them back.

This is a story every family can relate to and a journey where the stakes could not be higher.

Finding Your Roots - Season 9

Monday 19 February 8:30pm

Ep 1: Henry Louis Gates explores the roots of actors Edward Norton and Julia Roberts, using DNA analysis and genealogical detective work to travel back centuries, revealing his guest’s hidden connections to American history and each other.

The 2010s

From Monday 19 February 9:30pm

Press ‘play’ on a new era of ground-breaking television, ushering in new types of storytelling from new creators driven by a new type of competition: the streaming service wars.

Blinded

Wednesday 21 February 11:10 pm FTA premiere

Bea is in Malta to write about the hyped credit company Easy.

Suddenly she encounters Peder, who has served his prison sentence and has received a job offer.

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The Spectacular

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Thursday 22 February 11:20 pm FTA Premiere

The Netherlands is plagued by a series of IRA attacks targeting British soldiers stationed in Germany.

Detective Jeanine Maes starts the hunt for the Belfast-born IRA-volunteers, in particular the legendary Fiona Hughes, also known as the Angel of Death.

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Those Who Stayed

Saturday 24 February 10:30 pm

A unique drama anthology series inspired by true events in Kyiv after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. At the start of this brutal war, every second person left Kyiv. Yet every second person remained. These are their stories – variously moving, funny, sad, stark, unsettling, and uplifting.

Amongst the dramatic and sometimes humorous stories are Olga, her two kids and her husband, forced to live in one room with her ex-husband; Klaus, a young German doctor who travels to Ukraine to rescue a friend, only to find out she has no intention of leaving, and Verka Serduchka, a famous singer and drag act who stays put, without his usual entourage, and creates daily online posts that become a symbol of Kyiv’s resistance and faith in future triumph.

Those Who Stayed will premiere on SBS and SBS On Demand from 10.30pm 24 February, in Ukrainian with English Subtitles.

Between Two Worlds

Saturday 24 February 11:05 pm FTA Premiere

Set in Southwestern Germany in 1951, the American Military has found a new home in the conservative and tranquil town of Kaltenstein.

This is a blessing for Mayor Strumm and his daughter Erika, but a curse for the Kastner farming family, whose daughter Marie meets the charming GI George.

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Week commencing 18 February 2024


Sunday 18 February
07:30 pm Mystery of Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure Premiere
08:20 pm Putin’s Stolen Children Premiere
09:55 pm Rise Of The Nazis: Dictators At War Rpt
11:05 pm Muhammad Ali Rpt

Monday 19 February
07:30 pm Finding Your Roots Season 9 Premiere


08:30 pm The 2010s Series Premiere
10:00 pm The Artist’s View: Guns ‘N’ Roses
10:35 pm SBS World News Late
11:00 pm Blanca S01 E08
12:05 am Silent Roads x 4 Rpt

Tuesday 20 February
07:30 pm Who Do You Think You Are? Peter Helliar Rpt
08:35 pm Franklin Rpt
10:20 pm Robson Green’s Icelandic Adventure Rpt
11:15 pm SBS World News Late
11:45 pm Blackout: Tomorrow Is Too Late Rpt
12:40 am Infiniti x 3 Rpt

Wednesday 21 February
07:30 pm Scottish Islands With Ben Fogle S01 E03
08:40 pm The Matchmakers S01 E02
09:40 pm Kin S01 E04
10:35 pm SBS World News Late
11:10 pm Blinded Series Premiere
12:00 am The Wall: Cover Your Tracks x 4 Rpt

Thursday 22 February
07:30 pm DNA Family Secrets S03 E03
08:40 pm Australia Uncovered: The Carnival Premiere
09:50 pm Culprits S01 E07
10:50 pm SBS World News Late
11:20 pm The Spectacular Series Premiere
12:15 am My Brilliant Friend x 3 Rpt

Friday 23 February
07:30 pm The Good Ship Murder S01 E04
08:25 pm Legends End: The Loch Ness Monster Story Rpt
09:25 pm Queens That Changed The World S01 E02
10:20 pm SBS World News Late
10:50 pm Departure Rpt
11:40 pm Romulus x 4 Rpt

Saturday 24 February
07:30 pm Cotswolds And Beyond With Pam Ayres S02 E05
08:25 pm Scotland’s Scenic Railways S01 E04
09:20 pm The Wonders Of Europe Rpt
10:20 pm Those Who Stayed Series Premiere
11:05 pm Between Two Worlds
11:55 pm The Witnesses x 8 Rpt

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2024 is a landmark year for SBS’s award-winning current affairs line-up, covering the most impactful local and global stories

Returning to Tuesdays from 5 March, don’t miss Insight at 8:30pm and Dateline at 9:30pm, which celebrates its milestone 40th year on air, on SBS and SBS On Demand.

Australia’s favourite discussion show with powerful first-person stories, Insight,and award-winning international documentary series Dateline will return to SBS and SBS On Demand on Tuesday 5 March from 8:30pm AEDT.

In 2024, Insight will delve into nuanced discussions around taboo topics, while Dateline will spotlight fascinating characters and daring stories, investigate captivating international issues and events, and reveal new insights into key issues across Australia.

SBS Director of News and Current Affairs, Mandi Wicks, said: “SBS’s current affairs line-up is renowned for reflecting diverse, multi-faceted issues that impact all Australians. There is nothing like Insight – a program where taboo topics are discussed in a respectful and inclusive way. We are thrilled to be launching Insightful: The Podcast, diving deeper into some of the most extraordinary and surprising first-person stories. Dateline will celebrate its 40th year as Australia’s longest-running international current affairs program. The program continues to explore and reflect the issues and events of our time as we all seek to understand and navigate an increasingly complex world.”

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